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wilreynolds: AMAZING social media read http://bit.ly/5DliKw (focused on analytics) by @avinashkaushik - http://twitter.com/wilreyn...
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A revealing #socialmedia misstep: @sarahpalinUSA has 17,126 followers but isn't following back a single one. #gov20
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I think the divide in media will not be MSM v. bloggers but walled v. open
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RT @cc_chapman: Mini crayonista reunion going on at Audience Conference with @scottmonty @jaffejuice
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oh oh
- Richard Binhammer
@audienceconf excited for a day of bigger thinking and great connections. @porternovelli puts the audience first!
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New guest post by @db Social Media Influencers are not Traditional Influencers http://www.briansolis.com/2009...
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Pictures of the soon to be announced Dell Adamo XPS in the Wild! http://www.flickr.com/photos... #ThinnerThanAir
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Exclusive first photos of the soon to be announced Dell Adamo XPS http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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nice ones :-)
- Richard Binhammer
RT @DYKC: A friend just told me, "I find creativity maddening. Rewarding but maddening." Marinate.
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After visiting @posterous I am even more excited about their service. I love startups!
Anthony K. Valley ©, Garin Kilpatrick, Kevin Tunis and 5 other people liked this
Looking forward to the details on what @posterous has planned. They do amazing work considering their size!
- Chris Myles
I learned from @leolaporte yesterday that it's supposed to be pronounceud PAHS-terous, as in preposterous, as opposed to POST-erous, as I'd been saying it. Is that correct? Do they state that anywhere on the site?
- Joey Gibson
I presume like always you can't tell us anything about what's brewing at Posterous
- Pavan
Again with the big tease
- Kim Landwehr
How many employees?
- Garin Kilpatrick
2 and doing well. (as far as we know)
- Itachi
Mohamed it's at least 3.. (don't forget Brett http://posterous.com/people...)
- Chris Myles
Ah, yes. From the Slinkset acquisition. Thanks Chris.
- Itachi
I remember the pronunciation using this trick -- "preposterous" without the "pre"
- Anthony K. Valley ©
from iPhone
PR, not Propaganda presentation now in the "featured" section on SlideShare http://www.slideshare.net/
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OH: @kerribirtch - "I honestly thought Starbucks was partnering with Via Rail" (re: Starbucks instant coffee)
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Um @mashable if you think Cliqset is FriendFeed done right I have a bridge to sell you. Looks like a clone without FF's best features.
Jannifer @wordsforliving, MarkHirsch, NaHi and 16 other people liked this
Damn, this article so misses the mark it isn't even funny.
- Robert Scoble
i agree robert
- andy brudtkuhl
Tech reporters should need to do their homework before writing headlines like this: http://mashable.com/2009... this is the worst article I've ever seen Mashable write.
- Robert Scoble
Mashable should pull that article and do a better job of editing before they publish.
- Hugh Briss
More discussion here: http://friendfeed.com/tad...
- Robert Scoble
Hugh: my problem is 70% with the headline, but 30% with the lack of effort to understanding FriendFeed.
- Robert Scoble
Robert, i know you are not the biggest Wave fan yet, but have you tried looking into the public waves? Just add: public@a.gwave.com as a contact, then define a search for example "with:public@a.gwave.com" and you get the full stream. We have a fun discussion over at Hacker News: http://www.victusspiritus.com/2009... I guess you probably know about it already :)
- Bastian
Yes, Public Waves are interesting. But far too geeky. If Mashable writers complain they don't get FriendFeed well, then, they have no hope of getting Google Wave.
- Robert Scoble
I agree, silly article about Cliqset.
- Bastian
If your going to compare something to something else at least try and give me a grid or something to show the features differences. Cnet's prize fights or Louis Gray's excellent article on twitter clients http://blog.louisgray.com/2009... are examples of how it should be done.
- Luke Kilpatrick
totally agree, the problem with Cliqset is that they will now be always labelled as a friendfeed clone.. people should move away from putting a clone stamp on services and let them be their own value.
- Jaap Willem
RT @Christina Warren: Oh FriendFeed Mafia. Calling people who don't get your service dumb is a real way to win friends and influence people
- Wins Fern
Wins: another inaccuracy. No one ever called her "dumb." I called her article the worst Mashable has ever written. But they are not the same thing.
- Robert Scoble
I bet it would be pretty easy to find worse Mashable articles. Given the site's longevity and frequency of publishing, they are no doubt out there. But it would make sense that if you were set up to present a case as an authority figure/journalist, you would have a good idea of the services being compared, and that's not the case here.
- Louis Gray
BTW, thanks Luke. I didn't see your link until now, but I agree! :)
- Louis Gray
Louis: y ou are probably right but this is one I know a bit about so can be authoritative on pointing it out. I don't remember anything with a more incorrect headline on Mashable, though.
- Robert Scoble
I like this one: "How would you insult Robert Scoble?" http://friendfeed.com/mashabl...
- Daniel J. Pritchett
The trick to being successful is not to be "more like" @garyvee, @arrington, @gapingvoid etc. The trick is to be "more like" yourself.
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LOL! RT @robsarj: Call, Tweet, Ping, IM, MSN, Email, Facebook, LinkedIn - if you still can't get in touch with me, maybe its you
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Anyone else feel that Microsoft is making the right moves lately and that Ballmer has shut up his critics? I bet he LOVES Jerry Yang.
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The Zune is getting good reviews, Windows 7 has been getting rave reviews for months leading up to it's release, and Xbox still seems to be doing well. Nope, don't see where you're going with this Robert. :D
- MarkCarras
Perhaps there are still grounds for hope
- Irina Yakhneeva
actually I disagree.. I have been to training events for their mobile team in the last month and very very few of the young developers were there. They are a hollow shell of who they used to be and now one I know in the startup world here in Seattle has any desire to work there. I think perhaps part of it is cultural, as their work force has aged they have become more and more...
more...
- Sherry Reynolds
Yes, Zune and Bing are big moves in a good direction
- Leigh Marriner
I think MS is moving in the right direction. Aren't there still EU troubles?
- Mike Lewis
If they push out WinMo 7 by the end of this year and make it a free upgrade then I'd give them Company of the year with the release of Windows 7 and the new Mobile OS.
- Santa CW™
Would credit Yahoo's failures more than Microsoft's success for everything that happened relating to Yahoo.
- Ed Millard
As much as I am loathe to say it, don't forget to include the drastic improvements made to IE in the list of things MS has done lately.
- Curtiss Grymala
STUDY: Time Spent on Social Networks Has Tripled - http://mashable.com/2009...
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I know I'm harping on Sidewiki but keep in mind that having had my hosectomy, I'm in a good mood. Yesterday, it would've been worse.
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glad you feel better
- Richard Binhammer
@MartinJohnson you can comment all you want about my content: on your space. My space is my living room and I get to control it.
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The Google Toolbar isn't YOUR space. Nor are the sidebars in Internet Explorer (which this looks a lot like)
- Martin Johnson
GuyKawasaki: 14 Practical Ways to Use Evernote http://om.ly/Itfi - http://twitter.com/GuyKawa...
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@merylkevans Best tip for getting things done: Celebrate task completions before moving to the next task. Check Facebook, watch a video...
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The Future of the Social Web: In Five Eras - http://www.web-strategist.com/blog...
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Interesting stuff...thanks for sharing
- Hugo Guzman
Great info! I agree fish where the fish are :)
- Peter du Toit (S.Africa)
Agree on the whole. I always find these categories a little artificial: Really "Forrester-speak". :) I think the recommendations are the most interesting. I'd make a separate post out of that.
- Meryn Stol
You say it yourself: "What’s interesting isn’t this vision for the future, but what it holds in store for brands, " . I'd like these recommendations to be fleshed out with concrete first steps to take. Doesn't have to be more than links to relevant resources.
- Meryn Stol
Meryn The recommendations are fleshed out in the actual reports. Our clients (brands) have access to see them.
- Jeremiah Owyang
Hmm ok... Then I'll need to get the details elsewhere I guess. :)
- Meryn Stol
Interesting categorization of the development into eras. Any consideration to the impact of scale on the 5th era? Just as a recent example with Facebook, their format evolution was not well received by what is not an insignificant number of members, and yet the reality is - that change - negative impact not withstanding is not rolling back.
- Patrick Boegel
There will be a give and take between communities and brands. The thing is, Facebook doesn't have a competitive alternative that users could go to. In my report, we suggest that active communities could define specs for products, and bid MULTIPLE companies to build it.
- Jeremiah Owyang
I completely understand that Jeremiah, just wondering if the nature of scale impacted or perhaps better said impacts the thought process for very complex long term brand relationships, ie Health Insurance, Financial Services, a college/university choice, where consversation and user invovlement can be complicated. Very interested in the full report either way. Thx.
- Patrick Boegel
good stuff Jeremiah, enjoyed and some good thought provokers there for the future
- Richard Binhammer
Nice paper but really expensive for young people. $750 means $41 for page.
- Alp
Great information, understanding the future's potential is more important than ever on the social web.
- Maria Reyes-McDavis
Interesting, but very general and hard to apply. I see companies more as å provide of tools/stage for conversation, aka the gold rush mining vs selling tools
- Anders Dahlberg
Alp, Many of Forrester's clients are large brands who have a subscription. We're still sharing a great deal on this blog, and have given the report to bloggers to cover, so there's value to be had there.
- Jeremiah Owyang
Jeremiah (and the team), a great piece of work and, I imagine, a labour of both love and loathing at times! I have been very interested in this area as I have looked at the shift in skills to deliver social media activity changes from one of basic coding knowledge to much more human, interactive skills.
- Paul Fabretti
Fantastic article! I found it SO intriguing that I've even printed it out!
- J. D. Ebberly
"How Brands Should Prepare" is a great bit of information. Jeremiah, it would be nice (i'd be reading) if you expanded in future blog posts about the "How Brands Should Prepare".
- frank barry
That's likely to be a research report I'm thinking about writing Frank
- Jeremiah Owyang
Probably correct in assuming that most online social networks will neither spawn nor solidify to the point of being considered ‘affinity groups’ with the level of cohesion, unified budgetary authority or organized implementation capability of NGOs, churches, or employee aggregations. Even in the era of social commerce. I hope I’m wrong.
- A Mitchell
Great post, understanding the future's potential is more important than ever on the social web.
- Vlad Hrouda
Just found this... great stuff!
- Gerd Leonhard
Annie Leibovitz retains copyright to her photos : NPR - http://www.npr.org/templat...
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"Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz has won an extension on a $24 million loan in a financial dispute that threatened her rights to her famous images, the two sides said in a joint statement Friday. Leibovitz and the company, Art Capital Group, said the 59-year-old photographer had been given more time to repay the loan. The loan's deadline passed on Tuesday, but both parties had continued to work to try to resolve the dispute. The statement did not specify the date of the loan extension. "In these challenging times I am appreciative to Art Capital for all they have done to resolve this matter and for their cooperation and continued support," Leibovitz said in the statement. Her spokesman Matthew Hiltzik declined to comment on specifics of the deal."
- Thomas Hawk
from Bookmarklet
That Twitter is having 503 errors during a non-crucial update from a tech company does not bode well for an actual emergency.
Nicholas James, Mathew A. Koeneker, Ladybug Heather and 38 other people liked this
at least it's my area code
- Brian Hendrickson
i'm hoping one day, we'll all have our own Twitter rather than rely on one company to handle the infrastructure.
- Zee.
...I'm glad that just wasn't me. Reloaded three times, still get 503s
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Lol @ Brian...good one ;)
- Dennis Bjørn Petersen
That's what open microblogger should be. Twitter should be an implementation of that, not the other way around. It should be decentralized OR they should get their act together OR they should be purchased by someone who will.
- Louis Gray
love the background Louis...the number of people that must have tried clicking on your dock...(including me). :)
- Zee.
Have you seen the right side, Zee?
- Louis Gray
:-)
- Brian Hendrickson
TweetDeck is still working for me though
- Sarah Perez
503s have been driving me nuts, too. FF seems to have enough of a user base to keep us amused without getting bogged down/timing out/crashing.
- Jolie O'Dell
O hai Sarah! ;)
- Jolie O'Dell
Twitter's never understood how to scale. It's just never been a management priority on their end.
- Seth Blank
Seth, that's ludicrous.
- Jolie O'Dell
people are looting stores around the world in protest
- Allen Stern
I don't know about you guys, but I constantly have the phrase "We're having an earthqu-" typed into my Twitter box so I can be first to post it just by hitting return.
- Louis Gray
lol Louis
- Jolie O'Dell
Dear god, you've bruised Twitter again, back to the API Apps.
- Swaroop
Louis: you're funny!
- Robert Scoble
@Louis no - i can't see anything. It won't scroll to the right any further for me either
- Zee.
Gee, Twitter should give me my money back! Oh wait. nvm
- RAD Moose
I'd pay for it, at this point. I... I need Twitter. I'm pathetic, but it's true.
- Jolie O'Dell
They should give you your time back :)
- Micah Wittman
from iPhone
jolie - we can get you help - i sure hope you really didn't mean that last line!
- Allen Stern
Allen, if needing Twitter is wrong, I don't want to be right.
- Jolie O'Dell
If twitter is right, I do want to be wrong. Twitter bores me.
- Joe
and so do FF feeds full of tweets.
- Joe
jolie - give me your location, i am sending some people to your location for help :)
- Allen Stern
I do admit TweetDeck has worked great during all this event. I just close the Twitter column and all is well. :-)
- Jesse Stay
What platform is Twitter using again :?
- Jason Nunnelley
Jason, Twitter's using the Twitter platform - not sure what you mean
- Jesse Stay
Hilerious Louis.....
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
Jesse, I'm trying to pick on the framework underneath. But, I actually don't know if they're still messing with Rails.
- Jason Nunnelley
Twitter's problem is an issue of priority, if you consider their downtime a failure. I don't. I think it's working out just fine for them. The more they go down, the more people realize they're addicted and continue to use the service. They've almost proven downtime doesn't hurt growth.
- Jason Nunnelley
Jason, I think that's a mistake for them to have that attitude. I use Twitter less and less the more they go down, and the more of these shenanigans they keep pulling, both as a developer and user
- Jesse Stay
Jesse, not to be a jerk (and I know I'm a broken record), but I assure you they don't care.
- Jason Nunnelley
Jason, that's okay - I'm a broken record in trying to get them to care. :-) I do know they're listening though (I've been on a panel with Doug Williams and Ryan Sarver, and chat with Alex and others frequently via e-mail), and they'll apply the things that make the most sense to them, or at least that they're allowed to implement by management and their investors.
- Jesse Stay
My hope is my "complaints" are constructive though. I've included a lot of information and suggestions with those complaints, so they can take them as they please - it's not my business in the end, but I'll share the knowledge I have at least.
- Jesse Stay
Maybe I should use the Twitter page less and TweetDeck or Seesmic more...
- Dennis Jernberg
Dennis, it's an API vs. web interface toss up. There's no doubt their biggest problem is with the web interface, but I've had API fail also. So long as you just want to read tweets, the API seems to be the best route, meaning Seesmic/TweetDeck, etc. seem to work best.
- Jason Nunnelley
RSS isn't Dead (Just Ask Executives) - http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterpr...
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An interesting last five days. 3 panels in 5 days. Finally met @craignewmark yesterday, @ev and @biz today. Twins are neglected, no doubt.
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Sir, you've been bizé.
- Micah Wittman
Go home, young man:-)
- Francine Hardaway
from PeopleBrowsr
Can't. Went from the panel to a dinner with storage geeks from VMworld. (it's my other hat)
- Louis Gray
from iPhone
Did you get on the suggested user list? :-)
- Robert Scoble
Robert, I didn't ask. All I did was congratulate Ev on his new baby, pass along the business card and say that obviously used both Blogger and Twitter. Real simple. :)
- Louis Gray
glad you made it...now go see the twins :-)
- Richard Binhammer
you rock Louis
- Wayne Sutton
When they are older, are you going to take them with you? That's what I'd do.
- Dawn
Wow, interesting @WebEcology report about Twitter influence. Covers influence and response: http://www.webecologyproject.org/2009... Thanks @isforinsects
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Can't help it, giggling a little that Sockington the cat is on the 10 influentials list.
- Dawn Cole
Yeah, isn't that funny?
- Robert Scoble
I'm going to have my geek credentials pulled because I have not loaded up Snow Leopard yet.
Burak "cyrus" Bayburtlu, Johan Bakken, Simon Wicks and 13 other people liked this
If it looks like they're going to cancel your geek credentials and you need a rec, I'll vouch for you.
- Bruce Lewis
Look! I caught a Scoble thread before it had 400 comments!
- Fa La La La Lindsay
Maybe you did and just haven't noticed yet, like everyone else who has done the upgrade ;-)
- Andrew Leyden
Andrew: that's funny! Lindsay: heh, don't worry, engagement is down here.
- Robert Scoble
I'm totally diappointed. I thought you're an early adopter! :P
- imabonehead
I'm a little disappointed I paid money for it. There's really not much difference. It's a service pack, that's all.
- Jesse Stay
I want to be the last person on FriendFeed to do it.
- Rob Sterling
Yeah! This is the perfect way to show that you're a rebel!
- Akiva Moskovitz
I'm currently recommending people wait to install Snow Leopard. It breaks too many things and there's no apparent benefit (unless you need a specific new feature like Exchange support in Apple Mail).
- Leo Laporte
Agree with Leo
- Jesse Stay
Longest I have gone without installing a major upgrade.. (after working at Apple for many a year) and unfortunately not very excited about it either.. Over heard people at the coffee shop voice their disappointment as well.. Is this a poor excuse for an upgrade? wheres all the amazing new features for our main desktop platform? Apple pouring focus into mobile and letting the core slip?
- Tyson
Oy vey. It just blows my mind that people are complaining about the lack of wow factor in an upgrade that has been, from near the start, touted as an under-the-hood upgrade.
- Akiva Moskovitz
All I've been hearing about snow leopard is that it breaks stuff.
- Rahsheen ™, Coach Rah
What I've been telling people is this: there's more to a major OS upgrade than just a bunch of desktop eye candy. Things are going to break even if it is an Apple product. Luckily for me, the only things that have broken have been very minor (Glims and Privoxy). Thus, the caveat that should haunt the release of any OS upgrade: unless you like living on the edge, just wait until the...
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- Akiva Moskovitz
so we have to wait another year for the next "major upgrade" ?? Im sure Apple have a load of features they could have released? Apple can dictate tech trends.. Then I wonder are they actually slowing things down.. then I wonder is facebook also guilty of this by buying friendfeed?
- Tyson
Back up your Adobe stuff. :)
- Louis Gray
Akiva: it sounds like Snow Leopard is Apple's Vista.
- Robert Scoble
As they say after a team's disappointing hockey season, It's a rebuilding year.
- Micah Wittman
I have all Mac's in my studio and only started with one, it's really fast...
- Jade Y. Gunver
Vista took 5 years to produce, it overpromised, underdelivered and is cludgy on computers made 3 years later and costs hundreds of dollars. Snow Leopard took 2 years to produce, promised very little, costs $30, and delivers speed, refinement, and stability and makes 3 year old laptops run faster
- El Pub
And yes: I'm a mac user and a red wings fan so...
- El Pub
Robert, if you lose your geek cred for not installing Snow Leopard right away, then something is wrong with the geek community.
- Eric Geller
oh well....I won't remove the geek credentials for that. In fact Id say they are stronger :-)
- Richard Binhammer
Are "geek credentials" really useful in order to be considered as a professional?
- Thierry R. Andriamirado
from email
I haven't installed it either. From all I've read and heard, it sounds like a maintenance upgrade that you have to pay for. I'll wait for 10.6.1 and give all the apps a chance to update to the latest version. I think I'm more excited about the Windows 7 upgrade. :)
- Tom Newman
With all its problems, you're not missing much
- Michael Gaines
Gotta say - it improved the color in my Canon inkjet prints from InDesign.
- MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
Using Epson paper. ;-)
- MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
(Which sounds just unnatural enough it makes me want to make all the sorts of jokes a liberal shouldn't make about people who are not liberals.)
- MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
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